Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... horse wagon . These horses were heavy Clydesdales - a breed seldom seen today . In the back country eight horse teams were a common sight taking in stores and bringing out the wool from the sheep stations . Beautiful horses and what ...
... horse wagon . These horses were heavy Clydesdales - a breed seldom seen today . In the back country eight horse teams were a common sight taking in stores and bringing out the wool from the sheep stations . Beautiful horses and what ...
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... horse and , in a burst of generos- ity , offered to lend Page a horse upon which to ride home . However , he discovered that Page was planning to rob him of this horse on the way home and throw in a good beating with it , so he withdrew ...
... horse and , in a burst of generos- ity , offered to lend Page a horse upon which to ride home . However , he discovered that Page was planning to rob him of this horse on the way home and throw in a good beating with it , so he withdrew ...
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... HORSE RACE ? by Verna Mossong Historical Journal No. 57 , contained an article by John Cresswell on the origins of horse racing in New Zealand . In that article he postulates that the horse race on 5 January 1842 at Epsom , Auckland ...
... HORSE RACE ? by Verna Mossong Historical Journal No. 57 , contained an article by John Cresswell on the origins of horse racing in New Zealand . In that article he postulates that the horse race on 5 January 1842 at Epsom , Auckland ...
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